Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
After the recent news surrounding Geor Davie, many people expected Kathryn Krick to distance herself, reconsider the relationship, or at least publicly address whether she still stands behind him. Instead, Krick appears to be doing the opposite.
Original video: youtube.com/watch?v=maMGt_NDKX8
In this video, we look at a recent Five-Fold Church service where Geor Davie is still openly honored as a prophet, promoted as a major spiritual voice, and connected directly to Kathryn Krick’s ministry. Krick does not treat him like someone she is backing away from. She continues to validate his prophetic authority and even points to his past words as evidence that her ministry is part of a genuine move of God.
During the service, Geor Davie is introduced as a “modern-day prophet” and attendees are told to prepare for an upcoming impartation session with him. The event is described in massive terms as something that will be life-changing, earth-shaking, and foundation-altering. Later, Kathryn Krick herself says that the worldwide expansion of Five-Fold Church is actually the fulfillment of a prophecy Geor Davie gave years ago—that revival would begin in Los Angeles, spread throughout the United States, and then reach the world.
That is significant.
Krick also says she recently shared a prophetic word from Davie that the entire body of Christ is currently being tested, and she uses that supposed prophetic word as part of the framework for her sermon. In other words, his influence is not merely historical. His prophetic voice is still being presented as relevant to what Krick believes God is saying to the church right now.
And that raises an important question: What would it actually take for Kathryn Krick to publicly separate from Geor Davie?
When serious news and allegations involving a spiritual leader become public, followers have every right to ask whether the people who have promoted that leader will reevaluate their endorsement. That does not mean every allegation should automatically be treated as proven. But it does mean leaders who have publicly vouched for someone should be willing to exercise discernment, accountability, and transparency when significant concerns arise.
Instead, what we are seeing here appears to be a doubling down.
Geor Davie is still called a prophet. His prophecies are still described as fulfilled. His spiritual authority is still promoted. His impartation ministry is still celebrated. And Kathryn Krick is still publicly connecting the success and growth of Five-Fold Church to his prophetic words.
This is especially important because Kathryn Krick has repeatedly presented Geor Davie as a major spiritual influence in her life and ministry. So this is not some random preacher appearing at a conference. His prophetic role has been deeply connected to the story Krick tells about her calling, her ministry, and the rise of Five-Fold Church.
That is why this deserves scrutiny.
The issue is not simply whether Kathryn Krick likes Geor Davie personally. The issue is whether she continues to recognize and promote his spiritual authority after the recent controversy surrounding him.
Based on what is being said publicly in this service, the answer appears to be yes.
We are going to examine the statements carefully, look at exactly how Geor Davie is being presented, and ask whether this reflects biblical discernment or an unwillingness to question the spiritual authority structure surrounding Kathryn Krick and Five-Fold Church.
As always, the goal is not gossip for the sake of gossip. The goal is biblical accountability, discernment, and truth.
When someone is publicly presented as a prophet, believers have every right—and according to Scripture, a responsibility—to test what is being said and examine the fruit.
And if a ministry continues to tell people that someone is a prophet, that his prophecies have been fulfilled, and that people should receive spiritual impartation from him, then that endorsement deserves to be examined publicly too.
And at what point does continuing to promote a spiritual leader become an endorsement of that leader?
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After the recent news surrounding Geor Davie, many people expected Kathryn Krick to distance herself, reconsider the relationship, or at least publicly address whether she still stands behind him. Instead, Krick appears to be doing the opposite.
Original video: youtube.com/watch?v=maMGt_NDKX8
In this video, we look at a recent Five-Fold Church service where Geor Davie is still openly honored as a prophet, promoted as a major spiritual voice, and connected directly to Kathryn Krick’s ministry. Krick does not treat him like someone she is backing away from. She continues to validate his prophetic authority and even points to his past words as evidence that her ministry is part of a genuine move of God.
During the service, Geor Davie is introduced as a “modern-day prophet” and attendees are told to prepare for an upcoming impartation session with him. The event is described in massive terms as something that will be life-changing, earth-shaking, and foundation-altering. Later, Kathryn Krick herself says that the worldwide expansion of Five-Fold Church is actually the fulfillment of a prophecy Geor Davie gave years ago—that revival would begin in Los Angeles, spread throughout the United States, and then reach the world.
That is significant.
Krick also says she recently shared a prophetic word from Davie that the entire body of Christ is currently being tested, and she uses that supposed prophetic word as part of the framework for her sermon. In other words, his influence is not merely historical. His prophetic voice is still being presented as relevant to what Krick believes God is saying to the church right now.
And that raises an important question: What would it actually take for Kathryn Krick to publicly separate from Geor Davie?
When serious news and allegations involving a spiritual leader become public, followers have every right to ask whether the people who have promoted that leader will reevaluate their endorsement. That does not mean every allegation should automatically be treated as proven. But it does mean leaders who have publicly vouched for someone should be willing to exercise discernment, accountability, and transparency when significant concerns arise.
Instead, what we are seeing here appears to be a doubling down.
Geor Davie is still called a prophet. His prophecies are still described as fulfilled. His spiritual authority is still promoted. His impartation ministry is still celebrated. And Kathryn Krick is still publicly connecting the success and growth of Five-Fold Church to his prophetic words.
This is especially important because Kathryn Krick has repeatedly presented Geor Davie as a major spiritual influence in her life and ministry. So this is not some random preacher appearing at a conference. His prophetic role has been deeply connected to the story Krick tells about her calling, her ministry, and the rise of Five-Fold Church.
That is why this deserves scrutiny.
The issue is not simply whether Kathryn Krick likes Geor Davie personally. The issue is whether she continues to recognize and promote his spiritual authority after the recent controversy surrounding him.
Based on what is being said publicly in this service, the answer appears to be yes.
We are going to examine the statements carefully, look at exactly how Geor Davie is being presented, and ask whether this reflects biblical discernment or an unwillingness to question the spiritual authority structure surrounding Kathryn Krick and Five-Fold Church.
As always, the goal is not gossip for the sake of gossip. The goal is biblical accountability, discernment, and truth.
When someone is publicly presented as a prophet, believers have every right—and according to Scripture, a responsibility—to test what is being said and examine the fruit.
And if a ministry continues to tell people that someone is a prophet, that his prophecies have been fulfilled, and that people should receive spiritual impartation from him, then that endorsement deserves to be examined publicly too.
And at what point does continuing to promote a spiritual leader become an endorsement of that leader?
#KathrynKrick #GeorDavie #FiveFoldChurch #FalseProphets #ChristianYouTube
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